Several late-night hosts began their weeks by addressing the March 15 mosque shootings that left 50 people dead in Christchurch, New Zealand — and they were none too pleased by President Trump’s response to the tragedy. READ MORE & WATCH VIDEOS
On Wednesday, President Donald Trump’s former lawyer and personal fixer Michael Cohen is scheduled to publicly testify before members of the House Oversight and Reform Committee. The hearing is poised to be a major TV event READ MORE & WATCH VIDEO
Even in the absence of a host and a typically biting monologue, those who loathe award winners espousing political didn’t get off scot-free during Sunday’s Oscars telecast. READ MORE & WATCH VIDEO
President Trump will resume the tradition of presidential TV interviews on Super Bowl Sunday, sitting down with CBS for a pre-game chat this Sunday, Feb. 3. READ MORE
President Donald Trump’s next State of the Union address, scheduled for Tuesday, Jan. 29, will be delivered in writing and not televised — or rescheduled for a later date — due to security concerns caused by the partial U.S. government shutdown, which is now in its 26th day. READ MORE
Need to brush up on your Civil War knowledge? Drunk History is here to help — but you should take this lesson with a grain of salt. READ MORE & WATCH VIDEO
Fox News Channel led the cable-TV pack and also bested ABC with its total audience for Tuesday night’s Oval Office speech from President Donald Trump and the Democratic response that followed. READ MORE
NBC’s Ellen’s Game of Games Season 2 opener on Tuesday drew 6.5 million total viewers and a 1.5 rating, edging out ABC’s The Conners for the nightly demo win. READ MORE
Jimmy Kimmel was one of only two late-night hosts (the other being CBS’ James Corden) who taped his Tuesday show after President Donald Trump interrupted primetime READ MORE & WATCH VIDEO
CBS, Fox, NBC and now ABC are all confirmed to air the Democratic response to President Trump’s Tuesday primetime speech READ MORE
